Whistlepipe Gully

Whistlepipe Gully in Kalamunda, Western Australia is a 3.5km circuit trail in the Mundy Regional Park that offers a moderate hike suitable for most ages and fitness levels.

Along the trail, hikers can enjoy scenic views over the coastal plain to Perth and admire the gully as it flows down the granite formation, creating a breathtaking waterfall. The section of the trail near the falls provides a superb lookout point to see the Swan Coastal Plain, with the city of Perth visible in the distance.

Visitors to Whistlepipe Gully can take advantage of the many opportunities to stop and enjoy the scenery. They can bring a picnic, a rug, and relax while taking in the view. It is important to carry out any trash to keep the area pristine.

The best time to visit Whistlepipe Gully is from April to October when the weather is milder and more pleasant for hiking. Visitors should come prepared with comfortable hiking shoes, plenty of water, and sunscreen to protect themselves from the sun.

To access Whistlepipe Gully, visitors can start at either the Valley Road or the northern end of Lewis Road in Forrestfield. They can easily spot the trail markers, which are Shire of Kalamunda markers with a pink corner. Kalamunda is located just 25km (35 minutes) east of Perth.

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